orchestra

There was the boom of a bass drum, and the voice of the orchestra leader rang out suddenly above the echolalia of the garden.

The pipe changes itself one after another, and it seems to be the trace of the conductor's baton in an orchestra.

Hear the music of voices, the song of a bird, the mighty strains of an orchestra, as if you would be stricken deaf tomorrow.

He explained that he was the conductor of our national opera orchestra, and he had to leave to go to practice.

The Delegation of Germany wished to thank the Delegations that had repeatedly referred to the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra.

"They're all linked together like an orchestra, " so when one cycle is out of whack, it tends to sideswipe the others as well.

But what the crowd didn't realize was that the music they were hearing was a backing tape provided by Melbourne's orchestra (below).

When you think of the IBA orchestra, maybe the custom of watching Egyptian movies ceremony sounds a little less odd.

Orchestra: Gentleman, it's been a privilege playing with you tonight.

The music of your voice surpasses that of the greatest orchestra belting out its very best composition.

In the 1940s, she was one of the first black performers hired to sing with a major white band, the Charlie Barnet Orchestra.

And yet a distinctive sound is only part of what makes an orchestra great.

Too often at this Carnegie appearance, though, he seemed in his own world, reluctant to enter into a real give-and-take with the orchestra.

During his early teens, he took music lessons on the violin and played in a high school orchestra, but his heart went out to the piano.

Over the next pages, piano and orchestra chase each other, the orchestral bass section finally cantering up to two fortissimo hits.

He was like the orchestra conductor who brought everyone together and focused them into a single melody.

It was a defining moment in my career to be a part of bringing the steel-string guitar into the concert hall with an orchestra.

During rehearsals, to get what he wanted from his orchestra, he would sometimes stamp his feet, snap his baton and tear his store to pieces.

He was terrified that if he were to mount the podium and try to conduct an orchestra his head might fall off.

An empty orchestra just waiting for you to fill it up with your golden voice.

Hear the music of voices, the song of a bird, the mighty strains of an orchestra, as if you would be stricken deaf to-morrow.

He started as a boy member of the children's orchestra in his hometown, Barquisimeto.

I'll set my laptop on the kitchen counter and hover over it as if I were a conductor before an orchestra.

But Spano managed to turn the orchestra into a world-class ensemble as well as an incubator for new American music.

LONDON (Reuters) - This week a Viennese orchestra of a very special sort is in London making music with vegetables.

And then suddenly the amateur orchestra was playing my cue, and I moved onstage and began to sing.

A collection of musicians from across Europe, known as the Orchestra for Gaza, performed a peace concert, opening with a work by Mozart.

Do not take something like the 3rd clarinet part or the 2nd bassoon part of a work from your band or orchestra folder as audition material.

The orchestra seats were all sold out, but the saleslady told me the loge seats were better for sound and that we could bring binoculars.

One of these evenings, we'd love to see the London Philharmonic, or a similar orchestra.

Toscanini drove himself as hard as he did his orchestra. If the orchestra met his demands, he would weep for joy.

Trundling chromaticism has the music roll up to a fortissimo, the orchestra still proclaiming the originally wistful piano-theme.

Performing in public, though, filled him with terror, which led him to give up his job as principal oboe in the BBC Welsh Orchestra.

He commends Peter Drucker's idea that an organisation should be like an orchestra - with only one conductor.

QUESTION: You know next week the New York Philharmonic orchestra will be in North Korea.

Those mastering beyond this begin to diversify lines into different music that sounds like an orchestra with many instruments playing.

an arrangement of a piece of music for performance by an orchestra or band.

There, he later established himself as the first fiddle of an orchestra, and subsequently his family moved to join him in Singapore.

A car call upon the sound of ringing, and I do not know where to many of the noise, where do the orchestra played the disorder.

Sloan: Welcome. . . to the Fraternity. This gun your holding belonged to your father, he could conduct a symphony orchestra with it.

A state opera orchestra that runs its own spare-time concert series, the Vienna Phil makes a virtue of its inherent conservatism.

Moments later the decrescendo arrives at piano and enters into a more meditative dialogue between piano and orchestra.

There was a long barroom downstairs, elegantly hung with oil paintings, and a negro orchestra played every night.

Domino and his orchestra gave performances across the United States, including the casinos on the Las Vegas Strip.

The concertmaster of an orchestra is usually the first - chair violinist.

A lifelong San Franciscan, he is a graduate of the city's university, a member of the board of its symphony orchestra and a keen sailor.

The Russian, who turned out to be a cellist with the Beijing Symphony Orchestra, has been dismissed.

With the recorder finally on, I ask him about this month's series of concerts and programmes with the London Symphony Orchestra.

My theory says that the system is like an orchestra, not an army.

The balconies come down, you see that the orchestra begins to have a rake, that's frontal, towards the end stage, and the seats come in.

His knack for superior string arrangements led to recordings for which he orchestrated and conducted the London Symphony Orchestra.

He auditioned for the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra under Herbert von Karajan, and was principal flute of that orchestra from 1969 to 1975.

The next day, the woodwind, brass, and percussion of the orchestra joined us.

Grandview, where festivals seem to be second nature, has spawned a community orchestra that injects life into all kinds of public events.

While Coglan was describing to me the topography along the Siberian Railway the orchestra glided into a medley.

To be the leader of a symphony orchestra is something any violinist can be proud of.

Watching a performance is a wonderful opportunity to see tango and (hopefully) hear a live tango orchestra.

When it isn't going according to plan, you need to step in and adjust the plan, just as the orchestra conductor will adjust the tempo.

In his room are photographs of his life before he became an amnesiac -- Clive conducting an orchestra, his wedding.

The TMF Orchestra was comprised of a fair percentage of musicians NOT from America--less than half the group knew the music.

The soloist awakes as the orchestra departs, yawning in G minor as it were, and beginning a notorious five-minute cadenza.

She was invited to join the Iraqi National Symphony Orchestra as an accompanist but now appears with them as a soloist.

The staging was a bit sparse; a simple massive gold frame surrounding the excellent live 16-piece orchestra.

Second, another cool thing she had at her wedding was a live string quartet orchestra.

The North Korean State Symphony Orchestra plans to perform in London this summer.

When intermission came some friends of the family suggested that I sit down in the second row orchestra with them.

Clapton released a live version in 1991 recorded in London with the National Philharmonic Orchestra.

If she spends too muchtime with the orchestra, they'll punish her andsend her to a differentschool.

to a concert tomorrow evening to hear the symphony orchestra.

Strauss's orchestra, one of the finest in Europe, played not only his own music but Concert music, too.

Had Jackson released it in 1982, the quirky Yellow Magic Orchestra adaptation likely would have been a big hit.

Actress gewennisi-Partlow and "cool fun" -Orchestra lead singer Chris Martin, the marital status of a great deal of attention.

Then the U. N. Jazz Orchestra dropped by and we recorded them and got nominated for a second Grammy back to back.

On a winter's night, in a dirty hole like Dijon, nothing can be more harassing, more nerv-racking, than the sound of a French orchestra.

The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra is widely acknowledged as one of the finest in the world, with a history dating back more than 150 years.

I feel sorry for not able to go the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra's concert.

Note: The winner bidder of this project may be asked to create a second instrument game: identifying instruments in the orchestra.

It was equally remarkable that a concert performer would come to America backed by such a sizeable and accomplished orchestra and chorus.

It was this experience with the orchestra that triggered the desire to form a youth version.

Then every personality in the orchestra would look back at him angrily.

Chinese national orchestra has no fixity of composing forms, selection of musical instruments and the structure of music works.

The orchestra had been planning a British symphonic celebration with Hickox for 2010, and a Britten celebration for the Olympic year, 2012.

In her early work, the arrangements with full orchestra were so exciting that they kind of defined musicals from the movies for me.

My son enjoyed our night at the concert hall so much, he told me he wanted to take violin lessons and join the orchestra!

The orchestra began and he played with such passion and such power and such purity as they had never heard before.

While still in her teens, she went on tour with an orchestra led by jazz bandleader Noble Sissle.

I think also, just playing in an orchestra is an experience of great fun, even at the low level, and not only listen to it from outside.

Ms Ott was at her best in these moments, employing a lucid technique, warm touch and close ensemble with the orchestra.

He did, however, exert another form of control on the orchestra, insisting on strict adherence to the score.

As the orchestra played the city' s anthem, Putin presided a standing show, and fountains and fireworks along the Neva River at night.

The Henry Jerome orchestra was a fourteen-man ensemble that had become fairly prominent on the East Coast.

Werner Torkanowsky was born in Germany and is now the conductor of the New Orleans Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra.

At this point the full orchestra hammers out the "fate" theme.

for when he was engaged as conductor of the superb Viennese orchestra, all he could produce was beer-hall music.

Her work with the orchestra led to an invitation to join Musicians for Harmony, an American organization that promotes peace through music.

The orchestra has held several picnics at which families have begun to interact and get to know one another.

The perceived sound of the orchestra takes priority over an individual musician's desire to play in a certain way.

Foot in the door: Become an assistant conductor of an orchestra.

It was established in 1957, one of the earliest symphony orchestra after New China was founded, Long Yu is its Music Director.

The system represents for me: family. It's more than music; it gives you a lesson on life. An orchestra is a perfect community.

Chopin proved that the full scope and range of an orchestra can be experienced from a solo piano.

Members of the audience and orchestra alike did not want it to end.

It boasts the top-flight Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and the Pittsburgh Opera, as well as a host of theatres.

Germany aubergines and marrows entertained a German audience at the weekend in a concert by the first Viennese Vegetable Orchestra .

The orchestra proved to be a group full of cohesion and integrated by responsible musicians.

He wrote his first opera at the age of 12 and hundreds of beautiful pieces of music for the classical orchestra.

Members of a symphony orchestra never feel left out in the cold when it is others' turn to play their musical instruments.

If it was Monday lunchtime, it was choir; if the evening, school orchestra.

He is about to listen to a sequence of chords that he has never heard before, and this time played by a full orchestra.

The orchestra sought protection from utility companies turning off the lights, and asked a judge for permission to keep paying salaries.

Andy: I'm sorry to keep you waiting. I'm afraid the only seats we have left are in the orchestra level. Would that be OK, madam?

New Year's concert in Chengdu, the singers and orchestra join forces for a dedicated audience Chengdu hearing, vision, soul music feast!

The Birkenau women's orchestra, responsible for keeping prisoners in step as they marched to work assignments, needed a cellist.

A woman, meanwhile, can enjoy the soprano even while appreciating the orchestra on more than one level.

The orchestra's conductor, Yu Long, will lead one of China's finest ensembles, accompanied by the Shanghai Opera Chorus.

Hampered by illness and poverty, he devoted himself to poetry and to music, becoming a flautist in a Baltimore orchestra.

The ship's orchestra's conductor stood to one side, looking peeved but apprehensive.

Finally, the article concerned the relations between the using of instruments and orchestra policy and political conditions.

To do so, they have to fly in extra musicians, because only 15 members of the Leningrad Radio Orchestra have survived the war.

The National Symphony Orchestra (NSO) parallels that achievement, with all but three of its players from the island.

The Sun Shines on Our Motherland, cantata, for child chorus, chorus & orchestra.

The Shanghai Philharmonic Orchestra is a highly professional symphony orchestra developed from the Shanghai Broadcasting Symphony Orchestra.

Aga finally decided to pull ourselves to re-engineer the orchestra, their music is a dream to achieve?

FOUR DREAMS for electric erhu and orchestra, composed in 1986, is one of orchestra works in his early time.

A brief forte, backed by the orchestra, leads to a third, expansive, walking theme performed again by the solo pianist.

He was the first internationally acclaimed American-born orchestra conductor.

The trombone is an essential musical instrument for a symphony orchestra.

Her ambition is to one day be the first Iraqi female conductor of a leading orchestra.

He made the piano and the symphony orchestra more expressive than ever before.

Yes, I'll be glad to hear the symphony orchestra.

group of US students has created an entire orchestra out of separate iPhone applications.

In his spare time, he has performed The Planets with the Cleveland Orchestra, served as a Sundance Film Festival judge.

An orchestra in which everyone is trying to solo at the same time.

Lukas was a pianist and composer who conducted both the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra and the Brooklyn Philharmonic.

The orchestra conductor stepped up to the podium.

The singer had a sad voice that was always a couple of notes ahead of the orchestra.

Mother is the head of the Central Radio Symphony Orchestra, the father of China's aerospace chief engineer of the Department.

To this end, the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra will present to you a brilliant performance this evening.

Here the redeemed, both as choir and orchestra, shall praise with one accord, extolling the glory of their God with thankful hearts.

To compose or arrange(music)for performance by an orchestra.

The good teacher is like the conductor of the symphony orchestra.

It has a partnership with the London Symphony Orchestra and puts on concerts in its foyer.

The orchestra dashed off into a rollicking movement.

an unenthusiastic performance by the orchestra; unenthusiastic applause.

But I put up with all of the abuse because I loved the music that we played, I loved everything we played in orchestra. . . except this.

Extracurriculars : Flute player, school orchestra member, teaching children music on a volunteer basis.

One of the most famous conductors to lead the symphony orchestra at Ravinia is James Levine.

Each player in the orchestra knows he is part of a system, even when he plays solo.

Harbin symphony orchestra is an orchestra which has a history of 100 years and a powerful strength.

My favorite things are paint, architecture, materials, music, book, symphony orchestra, interior design, furniture.

The strings of that orchestra sound beautiful.

An opera orchestra with matching symphonic credentials, the Met band outshines its hard-bitten New York stablemate, the Philharmonic.

And, as well as its music club, it has a choir and an orchestra, which will be holding its debut concert in September.

The orchestra is also increasingly involved in the community, with an innovative and far reaching learning programme.

And their corporation kind is multifarious, dance, orchestra, chorus Wait, and every corporation activity is extremely exciting.

It is one of the most outstanding professional symphony orchestra.

The guitar has never been collectivised or corralled into an orchestra like the violin.

Classical music can also be conducted at several smaller venues, including the State Music Conservatory and the Chamber Orchestra Hall.

The surgeon returned to university to get a master's degree in orchestra conducting.

The Crucifixion (Stainer, John). English. Complete Oratorio. Vocal Scores. tenor and bass soloists, chorus, organ, and orchestra.

Djawadi composed the music on a heavy guitar before arranging it for the orchestra to perform.

I should also write a diary about my dream while listening to the orchestra sound of my colleagues snoring in the camp tonight.

The orchestra also performs around 70 concerts a year.

Boyle, who honed her skills in a church choir, is poised to record an album with the Czech National Symphony Orchestra .

His grandfather is spreading, the royal philharmonic orchestra Bonn is long, father is an alcoholic tenor.

Gore said before the orchestra broke in and he walked off, arm-in-arm and laughing, with DiCaprio.

The Chick Webb Orchestra reigned supreme at New York City's Savoy Ballroom, also performing live on the city's numerous radio programs.

The orchestra is recognised as a very promising Chinese orchestra by both the music sector and the press.

Then, without warning, all musical hell breaks loose as both orchestra and pianist explore the outer limits of their technical abilities.

They went to a concert last night to hear the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

Acid rock could never be played by acoustic guitars and a symphony orchestra-could it?

When I observe orchestra programs in schools, poor posture ranks as one of the biggest problems I see in students.

A modern day Chinese orchestra now generally employs a full set of woodblocks in different sizes.

Rouge et noir (Bayer, Josef). For Piano solo. Complete Ballet. Arrangements and Transcriptions. Orchestra. Romantic.

As regards the songs and music, we either like them or not. They are all here with full orchestra and reprises.

Besides the symphony concerts, the Shanghai Philharmonic Orchestra has made appearance in operas and ballets to extend its artistic range.

Overseas had the psychologist once to carry on the analysis to three different symphony orchestra's 208 members.

Imagine Beethoven being born 2, 000 years ago when there was no orchestra or piano.

The largest bowed stringed instrument in the modern orchestra, also used frequently in jazz ensembles, especially played pizzicato.

For musicians it is the difference between what happens when a conductor conducts an orchestra and how a string quartet hosts itself.

You can transpose, use common jazz and orchestra references or even enter your own custom frequencies for unlimited flexibility.

The solo violin plays a complex and fast melody floating above the rest of the orchestra.

Line in the last line of the orchestra to continue to fulfill its mission.

Besides conducting, Dr. Kao had played violin, viola, cello, euphonium , and trombone in chamber music, orchestra and symphonic band.

Classical music is represented by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the Lyric Opera of Chicago, both with world-class reputations.

The orchestra joins in after some time, re introducing the piano's cadenza theme, while the soloist's part still flows across the octaves.

Also strings The section of a band or an orchestra composed of stringed instruments.

Some American music parks serve as the summer home for a city orchestra.

When I was ready to join the school orchestra, I trembled with excitement.

You will see that the Language of ONE hosts a full orchestra of sound in each note offered.

The typical symphony orchestra consists of four groups of musical instruments: the strings, woodwind, brass and percussion.

Second, Culture Show by Naxi Orchestra, where all beautiful melodies are generated by traditional Naxi musical instruments.

North Koreans applauded the historic first performance in their capital by a U. S. symphony orchestra.

The orchestra promises to maintain its packed performance schedule and to modernize in a bid to attract new supporters.

He ruled this august orchestra with a brilliant ear and an iron fist.

Some military understood his musical talent, and had him join the orchestra of the allied radio station of Cagliari.

The piano proceeds with dry (secco), staccato triplet runs, rejoined by the orchestra after a slightly surprising nine bars.

In secondary school, McCray ran track, played rugby and was in the band and orchestra.

As Ms Fifield reported from the East Pyongyang Grand Theatre, the orchestra was a stunning hit.

A symphony orchestra is composed of the metal, woodwind, percussion and stringed instruments.

We need quadruple the number of players we've got for a full orchestra.

Music for instruments is called orchestra music, such as the symphonies of Beethoven.

" Golden Hall" with the Vienna Philharmonic Voice of the other, "the world's first Orchestra" and the "World Principal Hall" television.

The concert will mix classical music with live rock by inviting the Orchestra of the National Ballet of China to join the performance.

We went to a concert last night to hear the symphony orchestra .

He was also an associate guest conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra.

The small orchestra which, accompanied the plays would vary In its range of Instruments accordIng to the style of drama.

For the Moscow symphony concerts, the orchestra was usually beefed up with conservatory students.

At once the orchestra struck into a lively air.

he could conduct a symphony orchestra with it.

Another important project is the National Symphony Orchestra American Residencies for the John F.

The orchestra eggs the soloist on with its regular quavers.

Expectations were high for this trip, where the US's most prestigious orchestra went to a country founded on hatred of America.

Guest Conductor: Nanjing University Symphony Orchestra, the famous choir conductor Mr. Xiaoyi Lv .

The Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra also gave an impressive performance under Sakari Oramo.

In an orchestra, people who play percussion instruments sit at the back.

In recent years the Orchestra has produced many musical compositions which have distinctive styles and features.

The Song of the Forests, oratorio, for tenor, bass, childrens chorus, chorus & orchestra.

After he died, she lived with her sister's son, orchestra conductor James DePriest.

The Orchestra plans to raise awareness about public health issues through concert brochures and programmes.

Although Michael's mother knows very little about music, Michael's father plays the trumpet in a large orchestra.

An orchestra would sometimes make use of several Dagu of different sizes to perform solo passages of a melodic nature .

Symphony: An extended piece in three or more movements for symphony orchestra, essentially a large-scale, complex sonata.

Sir Charles joined the Sydney Symphony Orchestra as an oboist during World War II, before becoming its principal oboe in 1946.

Underground although these orchestra, the he mother too not underground one than what mother, he of fist, not souths and May strong.

For Solo Baritone voice, Solo Tenor voice, Solo Soprano voice, Solo bass voice, Chorus, and Orchestra. (Hardcover).

He dreamed of waltzes and of playing in front of an orchestra like his father.

Datong high school boasts its symphony orchestra , national music orchestra , wind band , dancing teams , football teams and other clubs .

The orchestra is very important for the cultural life of the city.

In its essence, the orchestra and the choir are much more than artistic structures.

Their Wednesday appearance at Orchestra Hall found that bloom fully intact, with the brass section as robust as ever.

I believe our friendship with you in the future, I will always continue to grow in the orchestra music years we.

The analogy that I use is you have an auditorium with an orchestra below and a balcony above.

It is jazz drummer, vocal and instrument orchestra, drummer and other percussion instruments used in popular music.

The inspiration for the orchestra came from listening to the sound of vegetables being chopped.

plays with a symphony orchestra; is with a publishing company.

A composition for voices and orchestra, telling a sacred story without costumes, scenery, or dramatic action.

The First Vienna Vegetable Orchestra features carrot flutes, leek violins, celery bongos and eggplant cymbals.

He got his first big break internationally aged 17, when he performed Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No 1 with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

Anderszewski will also tour North America with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, playing and directing Mozart concertos from the keyboard.

The soloist momentarily points to the pizzicato following the first cadenza, before the orchestra lets off a second blast.

After a brief, more pensive piano part, the orchestra launches into action, articulating again its crescendo threats.

Ah Mui will work with Shanghai Symphony Orchestra for a new album, if negotiation can be finalized , she will go to Shanghai for production.

The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra has already demonstrated its dedication to health.

Under its new conductor , the orchestra has established an international reputation.

The orchestra were tuning for the concert when the distinguished guests walked into the concert hall.

The London Symphony Orchestra is preparing for a concert .

Secondly, it studies Quanzhou Nanyin Orchestra's music activities and information of exchange.

Recording my album at Abbey Road Studios with an orchestra was amazing.

China National Radio Orchestra former chief erhu at the Central Conservatory of Music and taught.